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allowing users to access internal webserver

I want users to be able to access my webserver that's internal to my environment. I'm assuming I need to use IPChains and have tried a few things without success. Can someone give me a sample code to allow this?
Seems like it only takes about 3-4 lines of additional code in my rc.firewall

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Assuming you are running ipchains to provide network address translation (i.e. masquerading), you will need a port forwarder to handle your need. You will need to grab the ipportfw package. Follow the instructions in the package for your particulars. You can then forward port 80 on the NAT host to your internal HTTP host.

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If you're trying to set up the client side for your users, if using IE, roght click on it, select properties, connections, settings. Click on "proxy server", then click on "bypass proxy server for local address", then unclick "proxy server". Then you can enter the name of the machine on the address line to find the home page of your web server.
Note: To surf the web normally, your users would need to set the IE settings back the way they were. The easy way for the users is for them to surf normally using your proxy server, and just type the name of your internal machine on the command line. You will need to run a proxy server to do this, if you don't have one.
I'm not sure if this is what you mean when you say:
"How do I tell it to go to a specific computer on my internal network? "